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T-Mobile expands into live internet TV with new TVision streaming service

The Verge

After years of anticipation , T-Mobile is finally getting into the live TV business with the launch of a new internet-based streaming service called TVision, launching on November 1st. Think of it as a T-Mobile’s take on YouTube TV or Sling. To that end, TVision is broken up into a few different products.

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SpaceX moves to beam Starlink internet into cars, boats, and aircraft

The Verge

SpaceX is asking the FCC for approval to beam Starlink internet into moving vehicles. SpaceX is seeking regulatory approval to connect its rapidly growing network of internet-beaming Starlink satellites to cars, trucks, shipping boats, and aircraft. A train of Starlink satellites in low-Earth orbit passes over Uruguay.

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The Ballad of Bull Cook, A Wacky Book

Crafty CTO

Eventually, thanks to the Internet Archive’s Open Library, I was able to read the book online, in an awkward web UI, by checking out the one available virtual copy, one hour at a time. Self-Publishing Pre-internet, every successful mail order business was also a publishing business, because—catalogs. Disruptive?

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New framework: 2013 and beyond – What will appear and disappear in our lives

Trends in the Living Networks

As always the framework is released on a Creative Commons license so please feel free to download and share. Electric sports cars. Flexible, foldable mobile phones. Non-internet businesses. Click on the image for the full-size framework. Here is the full list in text form (in no particular order): APPEARING. Robo-nannies.

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The sorry state of Australian corporate blogging - Trends in the Living Networks

Trends in the Living Networks

Multinationals that have committed globally to blogging, such as IBM, Microsoft, and General Motors, sport blogs in their Australian and regional operations (with blogs in the public domain including notably those of Frank Arrigo of Microsoft and Matt Moore of IBM). m Kaya wrote:Thank you Ross for the great articl.[

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Six Facets of the Future of PR - Trends in the Living Networks

Trends in the Living Networks

Just over ten years ago, very few people had a personal email account, mobile phone or internet access. Media has become a participatory sport, in which not just journalists, but literally anyone can provide their perspectives on what they are seeing and what is happening. The traditional domain of PR is swiftly changing.

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Mark Cuban on America’s future

The Verge

There’s always been a blending of entertainment and sports, of culture and sports. One, sports and politics have always mixed. So, it’s not like sports and culture and politics weren’t intertwined. They have to get a license before they put that on CNN, right? Obviously, that’s a big deal for sports.

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